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Migrant Contributions to Host Societies: Identity and Integration in the EU

This exploration highlights the essential contributions of migrants to their host societies in the EU, focusing on the processes of identity formation and the potential benefits of migration for both individuals and communities. It discusses the challenges faced by migrants in rebuilding their identities and the significance of dialogue between migrants and the EU agenda. The work emphasizes the importance of understanding identity within the context of globalization and outlines strategies for enhancing migrant integration and collaboration in society.

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Migrant Contributions to Host Societies: Identity and Integration in the EU

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  1. Marginal Utility or Value Added? Migrant Citizenship in EU-Regions Institute for Work and Technology Saskia Dankwart, Anita Pöltl

  2. Introduction Process of Identification Contributions of Migrants in Their Respective Host Society Importance for a Dialogue with the EU Agenda: Saskia Dankwart, Anita Pöltl - IAT Feb 19, 2010 | 2

  3. Migration as a result of globalization Migrants might lose their identity Question: What is the potential of Migrants in companies and society? Before: Migrants have to rebuild an identity in their new home country. But how do we build an identity in a new place?  Place Identity Introduction

  4. Introduction Process of Identification Contributions of Migrants in Their Respective Host Society Importance for a Dialogue with the EU Agenda: Saskia Dankwart, Anita Pöltl - IAT Feb 19, 2010 | 4

  5. How can identity be understood in this context? C. F. Graumann: On multiple Identies, 1983 Identity

  6. Processes of Identification - Graumann

  7. Introduction Process of Identification Contributions of Migrants in Their Respective Host Society Importance for a Dialogue with the EU Agenda: Saskia Dankwart, Anita Pöltl - IAT Feb 19, 2010 | 7

  8. Advantages of migrants in their respective host society

  9. Introduction ProcessofIdentification ContributionsofMigrants in TheirRespective Host Society Importance for a Dialoguewiththe EU Agenda: Saskia Dankwart, Anita Pöltl - IAT Feb 19, 2010 | 9

  10. How can the EU respond?

  11. 2. 1. 4. 3.

  12. Thank you for your attention! Saskia Dankwart Anita Pöltl

  13. Graumann, C. F. (1983): On Multiple Identities. In: International Social Science Journal, H. 35, S. 309–321. Weichhart, Peter (Hg.) (1990): Raumbezogene Identität. Bausteine zu einer Theorie räumlich-sozialer Kognition und Identifikation. Stuttgart: Steiner (Erdkundliches Wissen, 102). Werthmöller, Ewald (1995): Räumliche Identität als Aufgabenfeld des Städte- und Regionenmarketing. Ein Beitrag zur Fundierung des Placemarketing. Univ., Diss.- Münster (Westfalen), 1994. Frankfurt am Main: Lang (Schriften zu Marketing und Management, 24). Sources:

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